Funeral services for J. 3. Wi attorney
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for J. 3. Wi attorney who died Saturday morning. The Rumsey chapel was filled, with Gov. Carlaon among out of town mourners. Rev. George C. Fetus and Rev. Charles Thomas led the service. Andrew Kinpie sang The Lords Prayer with Mrs Rankin on organ. Notables from Lawrence included Roberta, Stafford, Arm, Burge, Brighton, Thiele, McCamment, tax officials, Dion Corson, and James Patterson from Wichita Beacon. Pallbearers were McCreath, Stough, Edmondson, Simons, Seider, and Heck. Burial followed at Memorial Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 3
Covernor Carlaon
Rumsey Funeral Home
George C. Fetus
Charles Thomas
Andrew Kinpie
Mra Paul Rankin
Lawrence
Wea
Ed Arm
Ed Burge
Aments
Hubert Brighton
Supreme Court
Walter Thiele
Claude McCamment
State Revenue and Taxation Commission
Fred Horn
C. L Moyer
Tate Fisher
Bert Mitchner
Mason
Tax Department
Dion Corson
Kansas City
Kansas
James Patterson
The
Wichita Beacon
David McCreath
Charles Stough
Charlee Edmondson
Dolph Simons
Harold Seider
Emil Heck
Memorial Park Cemetery
America seeks a wider UN order amid Middle East partition debate
The Yugoslav delegation backs a November 24 partition plan for Palestine as basis, while Britain and the United States discuss amendments. A proposed plan favored Jewish state boundaries of 2,604 square miles with 940,000 people, including Negev Arabs. Count Bernadotte’s mediation suggests Negev be Arab, with debates over Jerusalem as an international zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
Galice
Jerusalem
Count Polke Bernadotte
Bernadotte
Negev
Hood Nies
United States
Carter Fernel
Atahees
Veitain
Junior High Program Includes Original Play “Newberry Logic”
A junior high program at Thabaegiving school features original play Newberry Logic written by Mrs Bernita nfield and Mrs Gladys Six. The event will be presented four times to accommodate all. Members of the Junior year will perform with students listed in the cast, including Judy Getonsasetty Carter and others. performances begin at 110 end 1560 ppm with tickets available at the latter two periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberry
Bernitanfield
Gladys
Governor Urges Bowl Panels to Consider Hutchinson JC
Governor Tlaon wired the Li Rose Bowl committee at Pasadenia urging selection of Hutchinson Junior College as the cooperator in the Junior College Rowe Bowl panel. He praises Hutchinson JC football and asks committees to consider their record. The governor plans to attend the Wheat Bowl game between Hutchinson and Coffeyville in Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popeke
Tlaon
Li Rose Bowe
Pasa- Calif
Anand
Hutchinson
Branens
Wichita
Hutch
Aml Coffeywile
Kanwis
Memorial Hospital Patient and Resident Address Fragments
A list of names and addresses appears to reference Memorial Hospital and various individuals living at scattered street addresses. The OCR fragment includes entries for Wilma Collins Abe Enochs Tonga te Mabel Packard Hertha Grander Goldie Alien Ruth Harrell and baby Jean Newell Margaret Gladva Kitts Mary Catherine Mitchell Goldie Allen Pauline Stephenson Patricia Helman De Terry Helen SherBenow Rose Smith and other undetermined residents with addresses on Uni Maine Tennessee Connecticut Mississippi and Walnut streets.
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Wilma Collins
Abe Enochs
Tongate
Mabel Packard
Hertha Grander
Mississippi Street
Goldie Alien
Route 3
Ruth Harrell
Connecticut Street
Jean Newell
North
H Street
Margaret
Phi
Maine
Eet
Gladva Kitts
Brrricha
Mary Catherine Mitchell
Goldie Allen
John Ireland
Irs
Pauline Stephenson
Baby
Flower
Patricia Helman
Fourteenth Street
de Terry
Walnut
Helen Sherbenow
Tennessee Street
Rose Smith
Prospect Street
Births Reported by Local Families
Birth notices show multiple local families welcoming new children. G T Honea of 812 Rhode Aaland Street reports a daughter. C Kimsey, J Anderson of Kanoes City Missouri, a son. A 3 Allen of 708 Island Street reports a daughter. Also listed are meeting notices for BALF& aM First Degree on Wednesday November 24 at 7 p.m. Visitors welcome. Edwin T Burgess, W M, and Harry T Craig, Sec. Adv.
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G. T. Honea
Rhode Aaland Street
C. Kimsey
Idea Sor
Venteray
John Anderson
Kanoes City
Allen
Island Street
Pentarday
Balf& Am
Edwin T. Burgess
W. M
Harry T. Craig
Four men charged in federal lobbying act case
Warhaatun Nex 23 ANA reports federal district court heard arguments by Attorney Herman Walkinpen about alleged efforts to influence farm legislation for personal gain. Indictments accuse Georgia agricul tural commissioner Tom Linder, Texas commissioner James E. McDonald, New York broker Robert Harriss, Washington broker Ralph W. Muotw, plus two associations, of conspiring to violate the federal lobbying act by pushing or defeating legislation without proper registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warhaatun
Ana
Herman Walkinpen
The
Partment
Federal District Court
Edward M. Curran
Congress
Lobbyiata
Wichita board criticizes state history text as bias
Loyd Ferrell of the Wichita board of education condemned a state selected history text titled The American Way of Life as cleverly written yet slurring the Democratic way of life. He called for an investigation into how public education books are peer reviewed in Kansas. He named authors Harold Underwood Faulkner Tyler Kepner Hall Bartlett and noted the book was the sole senior year history text for Kansas high schools. Ferrell said the book is factual but its cartoons and photographs reinforce the view that the American Way of life is unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Wichita Board of Education
Loyd Ferrell
Kansas
Harold Underwood Faulkner
Smith College
Tyler Kepner
Brookline
Mass
Public Achonts
Hall Bartlett
Garden City
New
State Board of Education
Ferrell
Carnat
Nir
Four People Injured In Collision Near Winfield Kansas
Four persons were injured five miles east of Winfield on U S Highway 140 when a meat truck collided with a pickup. Bert Hiatt of Winfield sustained compound and skull fractures with lacerations. Three occupants of the truck from Burden Kansas received minor lacerations and were treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Kan
U.S. Highway 140
Bert Hiatt
Rowe Bolack
Ean Bolack
Orvin Bolack
Burden
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Minnie Gehri Hansen
Mrs Minnie Gehri Hansen formerly of Premont Texas died yesterday in Barnessending after months there. She was daughter of the late Rev J D Gehring of Lawrence. Funeral services will be held in Kansas City and graveside services here Wednesday at 2 pm in Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Gehri Hansen
Premont
Tex
Barnessending
James Wright
J. D. Gehring
Lawrence
Kansas City
Oak Hill
Wisconsin Sheriff labels Bobby Breen disappearance a hoax
The Wisconsin sheriff called Bobby Breen’s disappearance a hoax after a chaotic search that drew hundreds of volunteers. A pilot and Breen’s timing crew claimed the incident was a false alarm caused by a crash landing and gas shortage, with Breen safe in Hayward after a trip north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Bobby Breen
Sands
Penetrate
Cowerot
Treen
YeAys
Ernie Roth
Associated Press
Nomme
Thompson
Waukesha
Hayward
Depuex
Lawrence crowd packs Hoch Auditorium for Waring concert
A large audience gathered at Hoch Auditorium on the University of Kansas campus tonight for a Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians concert. Tickets sold briskly, marking the fourth Hoch sellout in 21 years, with high demand for seats in Lawrence and surrounding areas and a special presentation including books and beaded keepsakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoch
University of Kansas
Fred, Waring
Penn Vanians
ATL
Ty Ficket
Crace More
Fine
Kreiler
Jenae
New Apartment Building Planned for Garden City
Nov 23 1 19 construction announced by J T Miogie of Ace Kansas City. Band H Construction of Arkansas City will build ten apartments around a central court near Garden City county courthouse. Start date eyed for March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kan
J.T. Miogie
Acekansas City
Boyle
H Copstruction Company
Arkansas City
AFL Council Takes Action on AFL Plans and Taft Hartley repeal
Cincinnati dispatch reports the AFL executive council, reelected last night, moving to implement convention mandates. They launch a $750,000 campaign to repeal Taft Hartley, fund 14 months of activity through a 50 cent assessment per member, and press for restoration of the Wagner Act to its pre-1947 form. President William Green, 75, was reelected to a 25th term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
A.F.L
Snaders
Executive Council
Ief
William Green
Lea
Engineer Aldy Alvitti Speaks at University Club Smoker
Graduate chemical engineering student Aldy Alvitti was the speaker at the University Club Smoker on Friday night. He shared personal experiences in Italy and the United States with the audience. Prof. J C Maloney introduced the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldy Alvitti
Italy
United States
J. C. Maloney
Chest drives balk on Red Cross Infantile Paralysis plan
In Garden City Kansas on November 22 a nationwide survey shows most community chests favor Red Cross and Infantile Paralysis Foundation participation. Coburn Jones, Finney County chest secretary, reported eight percent of 200 replies from 75 chest groups in towns under 50,440 would consider altering current policy and urged broader cooporation for a unified campaign drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kan
Community Chest
American Red Cross
Infantile Paralysia Foundation
Coburn Jenes
Finney County Community Chest
Infantile Paralysis Fund
Jones
Dori
Contempt ruling and looted sports shop highlighted in brief
Garfield Ring faced indirect contempt proceedings for violating a temporary injunction under the intoxicating liquor law. Eliot Sports Shop in Topeka was looted of $70 in stock and $400 in cash, with firearms and fishing licenses reported missing. Also noted: teachers meeting in Warrensburg and a blind craft class gathering, plus FBI arrest of William Pollard in Chicago for murdering two-year-old Joseph Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Owler
Garfield Ring
Ring
Eliot Sports
Gordon
Eliot
Lawrence
Topeka
Chicago
St. Laws
FBI
William ‘Pollard
Joseph Nichols
Market Notes Show Wheat Prices and Grain Futures Shifts
Commodity and market brief describes wheat futures up to open and later shifts, with notes on barley and maize prices. Mentions traded grains, livestock futures, and stock market trends, including Wall Street activity and corporate movers, in a dense, period-voice report.
Kansas farm loan group names new officers
Dighton resident Hian was named president of the National Farm Loan Associations Kansas Federation today. W. A. Wolgast of Manhattan loses presidency as LB. Preec of Emporia becomes vice president and John S. McGuigan of Wichita is re elected secretary. P. W. Lundy of Nese City heads the national federation, attending with 25 officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
A-W. V. Young
Dighton
Kansas Federation of National Farm Loan Associations
W. A. Wolgast
Manhattan
LB. Preec
Emporia
John S. McGuigan
Bsupet
P. W. Lundy
Nese City
National Federation
Market News: Markets Slump Amid Mixed Commodity Signals
AP reports irregular stocks and lower bonds amid shifting supply concerns. Wheat prices fell while corn and soybeans showed slight gains. livestock markets remained uneven with weaker cattle bids and steady to lower hay and alfalfa bids. Regional figures in Kansas and Minneapolis show mixed farm commodity activity and price signals for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
USDA
Vantin
Kansas
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Judy Getonsasetty
Carter
Jfo
Nob Allison
Haries Fisher
Mpeier
Ken Rharon
Uate Ny Fae We Aor
Sherman —Joln Fi Lockara Beboolitie
Dick Norgen
Mat V5
Tee Carter
Aulte T Makeeper
Yeew Brot
Aale Worllan
Mary Totmy
Dkoney Trawtercy ‘Oy
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Jeanette Ferma
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Alan Faiwere
Mil Roterman Tel
Rob Maan
fjeck—Poegs Mactiax
Marita Att
Bowl Heads
Memorial Hospital
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Gobbler
St. Louis
Turkey
Minnie G. Hansen
Suerith
Voeteray
Jorge Seared
Breen
Reneth Thompson
Watkesia
Wie
Savus
Les Shultis
Iim
Yoram
Hassman
AFL Council
Rae
Kitty Hawk
Wright Brothers
U; Palau
Bayonne
N. J
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Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Navy and
Marine Honor
Halifax
Mauretania
Bayenny 5
Ravin Hare
Manila
Warrensburg
Missouri
Nebraska
Central Missouri State College
John Daesba
Ernest Mahan
Pitsburg
Fool
H. KR. Fuller
Thea
Alabama Street
Conmunity Building
Journal-World
Dict
Bfgoodrich
Wanesa City
TAN Dataansas
Usdas
Maeinday
Colorado
Idaho
Michicag
Pontacts
Minnesota
Hed River Valley
Wall
York
Iota
Standard OM
Stert
Kes Motors
Usugias Aircraft
Consolidated Edisoh
Thelps- Tulip Morris
Gwene-T Minofs
International Taper
Creat Northern Feeferfed
Texas Co
Maston Corp
Eastern
Ittines Routa Wera
Stowke Cine
Stara Korte
Ian
National Association
Reviea
Prem Atatilard
Capone
Fia
Hegeack
Entven Bno
Howe Vaneheen
Kateas City
Dragey
Joe Prairie
City Rall Building
M.C. Manley
Merle McKinney
Lawrence Memorial CO
Normen Endacett
Studebaker
Channel Sanders Motor Co
Traylor & Calvin Insurance
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